All consultants including but not limited to designers, engineers and other advisors must preference solutions that maximise the use of local materials, finishes, products, goods and services in maintenance or construction including fittings, fixtures and equipment wherever possible.

The Local Industry Development Plan must include a strategy that outlines how Respondents will increase skills and workforce development. The strategy should be updated annually and must include as a minimum how the Respondent will:
- increase opportunities for apprentices, trainees, and cadets (ATCs)
- increase gender diversity in the workforce, including for ATCs, for example in key maintenance roles such as diesel mechanics.

All consultants including but not limited to architects, designers, engineers and other advisers must preference solutions that maximise the use of local materials, finishes, products, goods and services in construction including fittings, fixtures and equipment wherever possible

All consultants including but not limited to architects, designers, engineers and other advisors must preference solutions that maximise the use of local materials, finishes, products, goods, and services in construction including fittings, fixtures and equipment wherever possible.

Victorian Health Building Authority must advise the Department of Jobs, Precincts and Regions and the Industry Capability Network of any proposed significant diversion from the local content of a steel package or item listed in the successful supplier’s approved Local Industry Development Plan.

The successful bidder must list all steelwork tenders or work packages for the project on ICN Gateway in advance of the market approach.

The respondent must consult with the Australian MedTech Manufacturing Centre to identify opportunities for local businesses to supply the hospital.

All consultants including but not limited to architects, designers, engineers and other advisors must preference solutions that maximise the use of local materials, finishes, products, goods and services in construction including fittings, fixtures and equipment wherever possible.

All consultants including but not limited to architects, designers, engineers and other advisers must preference solutions that maximise the use of local materials, finishes, products, goods and services in construction including fittings, fixtures and equipment wherever possible.

Project proponent and Engineering, Procurement and Construction contractor (EPC) or lead contractor must consult with Apprenticeships Victoria as part of the MPSG implementation plan to identify opportunities for local apprentices and trainees.

Project proponent and EPC or lead contractor must consult with the Industry Capability Network during the preparation of the Local Industry Development Plan

All consultants including but not limited to architects, designers, engineers and other advisors must preference solutions that maximise the use of local materials, finishes, products, goods and services in construction including fittings, fixtures and equipment wherever possible.

All consultants including but not limited to architects, planners, designers, engineers and other advisers must preference solutions that maximise the use of local materials, finishes, products, goods and services in construction including fittings, fixtures and equipment wherever possible.

All consultants including but not limited to architects, designers, engineers and other advisers must preference solutions that maximise the use of local materials, finishes, products, goods and services in constructions including fittings, fixtures and equipment wherever possible.

All consultants including but not limited to planners, designers, engineers and other advisors must preference solutions that maximise the use of local materials, finishes, products, goods and services in construction including fittings, fixtures and  equipment wherever possible.

All consultants including but not limited to architects, planners, designers, engineers and other advisers must preference solutions that maximise the use of local materials, finishes, products, goods and services in construction including fittings, fixtures and equipment wherever possible.

All consultants including but not limited to architects, planners, designers, engineers and other advisers must preference solutions that maximise the use of local materials, finishes, products, goods and services in construction including fittings, fixtures and equipment wherever possible.

Please note that the Local Jobs First requirements have been amended since they were initially set in November 2021.

All consultants including but not limited to planners, designers, engineers and other advisers must preference solutions that maximise the use of local materials, finishes, products, goods and services in construction including fittings, fixtures and equipment wherever possible.

Both projects must ensure all consultants including but not limited to architects, designers, engineers and other advisers preference solutions that maximise the use of local materials, finishes, products, goods and services in construction including fittings, fixtures and equipment wherever possible.